This camera faces the northern sky to catch the aurora. The aurora in Fairbanks can be very active starting in the fall through early spring, usually in the late night to early morning hours. Alaska is four hours earlier than Eastern Time.
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Watch this live camera stream from Fairbanks to witness the spectacular Northern Lights dancing across Alaska's night sky. The aurora borealis is most active during the fall and winter months, with peak viewing occurring in the late evening and early morning hours. This is an excellent live window into one of Earth's most dramatic natural phenomena, powered by EXPLORE.org's extensive network of nature cameras.